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ASUS Extreme AX550GE vs ASUS Radeon 9250

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  • 23specifications compared
  • 10differ
  • 13identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The ASUS Extreme AX550GE has 160 MHz more processor frequency than the ASUS Radeon 9250 (400 MHz vs 240 MHz). The ASUS Extreme AX550GE has 64 bit more memory bus than the ASUS Radeon 9250 (128 bit vs 64 bit). The ASUS Extreme AX550GE has 100 MHz more memory clock speed than the ASUS Radeon 9250 (500 MHz vs 400 MHz). Only the ASUS Extreme AX550GE has full HD. Minimum system requirements: CD-ROM/Internet 1 x PCI-E on the ASUS Extreme AX550GE, CD-ROM/Internet on the ASUS Radeon 9250.

  • Processor frequency
    • Extreme AX550GE:400 MHz
    • Radeon 9250:240 MHz
  • Memory bus
    • Extreme AX550GE:128 bit
    • Radeon 9250:64 bit
  • Memory clock speed
    • Extreme AX550GE:500 MHz
    • Radeon 9250:400 MHz
  • DirectX version
    • Extreme AX550GE:9.0
    • Radeon 9250:8.1
  • OpenGL version
    • Extreme AX550GE:2.0
    • Radeon 9250:1.5
  • Full HD
    • Extreme AX550GE:Yes
    • Radeon 9250:No
  • Minimum system requirements
    • Extreme AX550GE:CD-ROM/Internet 1 x PCI-E
    • Radeon 9250:CD-ROM/Internet
  • Power requirements
    • Extreme AX550GE:250 W
    • Radeon 9250:200 W

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Comparison of Extreme AX550GE, Radeon 9250
24 specifications
Processor1 differ
Processor frequencyDiffers400 MHz240 MHz
Memory2 differ
Memory busDiffers128 bit64 bit
Memory clock speedDiffers500 MHz400 MHz
Ports & interfaces1 differ
Interface typeKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceAGP 8x
I/O portsDiffers2 x VGA Out 1 x DVI Out 1 x TV Out1 x VGA Out 1 x DVI Out 1 x TV Out
Performance3 differ
DirectX versionDiffers9.08.1
OpenGL versionDiffers2.01.5
Full HDDiffersYesNo
System requirements1 differ
Minimum system requirementsDiffersCD-ROM/Internet 1 x PCI-ECD-ROM/Internet
Other features2 differ
Power requirementsDiffers250 W200 W
Compatible operating systemsDiffersWindows 2000/XPWindows, Linux

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